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Philadelphia, \ Wilmington 3 Bal.
timors Railroad.
June loths 1877.
rra,,s WIN ,ssvs rilninEson n n

Tfains WIN leave wilmington ~ folIown
PhilAdslphis (sxprsss,, 4 62, 4 20, ! q
20, Is, SO. 10, ; u. 10 o.. ii %. ii Il s.n
y g, dn e ~ n s,,sa "a e % ,ns % 9: 9: p M
SIS, 90, ~, 20, 20, 10 20 p. N.
For Ohsstsr lsxprsss). . 90. I %. 70 sle
| eE, IL %, IL 81 .. m. u 20, "a, 70 and T.t
Aeesspsds.s1 n y. q 20 q q az 3 10,
New York, u 90, q o. tto. $780, foo, IS
10 o.. II 81 q. M. az N. ! 10. Q II . n, W 20
Tcr wsst Chester, via Lamoktn, go sat
For Newark lusntSe5 !. snd a.; inssrmsd,.,,
staticns, rt2a. m, u % and Q Il r. m.
baltimore and intermodisss stations, 10 oi
h M, s67 ana II IS p. m.
baltimore and bay Line. 7 S p. 10.
IA bsitimore as and Wsshingtor, as, 4As, 9 q
y y 81, u 90 q: m, u %, 'il', 2t2, Ata, bla
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Oastle, . %, 8 50 q. m, IL %, 2 %, . 90
s2e p. N. and II ot night,
Georgetown and Lewss, Q 90 .. m, and . q
For Rshoboth, so .. m. aad $50 GEE.
sssiord lExprss) SOP. NJ.
haffinsson, pslmar and way stations.s n
EzpIe.s y ior Hsrr,nsse,, $50 p. m. va,
Express ior Dover. harrington and Del
FRANKLIN oity, $50 .. N.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Com.
tort and Norfolk, IL o6 night.
Leave Philadslphia, broad street. 10,
wiiminEtop te1pressl, II %, aso, Tso, ISL,
{ %. COS. ~, BOZ, o67. IL 20 p. "a.
Accommodation, . 80, 10 % \. m. 70, . 90,
s27, 81. 0 "a. 8 % 10 o5 10 20 snd II 81 o. ~.
Traine Married thus (a)srs limited sxpfsn
upon which extra fare 10 charged.
SUNDAY TRAIHs,
For Philadelphia teYpress), . 20, . ga, 4 te,
Yls, s1c. II 81 Q. m. III, IA and I 90 d, n
Accommodation, eIb .. M, Il 10, lM
t1o, b 20. 5fo, Q so p. n.
Tor chester texpress), ls,s 10, IL u .. m.
"a 90 and 0 70 p. m.
Accommodation, Q 10 .. m, II 10, l Is. 4 10.
o. and 20 p. N.
Scr New YORK tsrprsss), 3 %, zbs. go
q, u, II tl q. m, n, s22. 20 s2s, Ios and
ri v Yves. oassss:, via L.molin. s,sa =. m,
For Osye Charles, Old Point Comfort and
For Nev Ussils. Middls.orn. Clayton,
Dover, harrington, Seaford, Laurel an o
Dslmar, IL ts night.
Bsl.ino,s ana washington, l Is, q u, sss.
nors, 3 81. and II 80 pm.
Lesve fhilsdeipniA, broad street, Tor VII
nlngten (express), u 2a 8 %, %, 10, IL u
o M. 3 o8 9 u, and IL 20, p. "a.
Q 10, Q eb and II 81 ,. m.
!orrsd 70 the ticket once st the ssation.
1rnsrxl Passenger AxsnS
OHAMus =. HuGE 9oparxl Manase5.
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wilson and Rankin 9 Champion Min.
btreIs


A rare t'eat Is In sJore for sll VII,
visit the Opera House this evening
uoon which occasion Wilson e. Rsnajr
with waltz ne again George, will IL
augnrate their grand minstrel carniya
ana eaNftsin TIE multitude. Every.
tbina h new from the fan to the orcp Vi
tho curtain, and cd theatre eo.I'a Vii
open their eyes with amszement Th,
aiterpiece Buffalo Vests Wild BIlln
is entirely new, and Is received every
where with shouts and peals OF lauab
ter. The A6onis clog and panora,pa n,
views seen from the w Worid's balloon by
Wilson and schooicra.t are also specia,
features. The entertainment Ia rsfnsd
and strictly devoid of anything of q
vulgar natcre. Tee company made q
very hne turnout to day, and attracted
much attention,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

would be foolish II he did. He osn,
however. invsstigase the matter. and
taen talk with his nsighbors about It.
He oAn demand proofs and experiment.
un I'll he 10 fully satisHed that the inven.
tion 10 meretorious or . humbug: and
then he can use . proper discretion.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
wILmINGTOn a nOarHE.n N. n

Time table in effect May lsth, 1897. rrainl
leave Wilmington (Frenoh bt.eot) as follows
Ter Keadine. Birdsboro, Joanna, Spring
willie, Tamaqua, Allentown, Lebanon, wef.
norsvtlle and al points on the PhiladoIphis
snd Heading X. r., 100 q. m. and 2.xb p. 10.
For Springfield, Waynesburg juno.
ton, Ooatesville. En1breeville, Lepape
Ohsdd's Fcrd and DuPont's and Inferno.
diate points,7.eo a. m. q ~, and 10 .. m.
For Ooateaville and intermed iste points,
at 4 IS p. m.
For West Chester. 100 q. m. AS pm.
FOR New Bridge ana tatcrmediate points,
e.lb p. m. and on Saturday, at 8 Is and II. ID
D. m.
On Sunday for HEADING and Intermediate
points, at 9 % q. M, and for Springfield and
intermedtate points at .lb p, N.
a. .. hoCAUSLAND, +. b. HIBBARD.
Suneriptcbdent. Q6nI Pass. kp'<
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Base BAll,

The following games were plsyeo
yesterday:
Philsdelphia-Philadelphia, 8; New
York, 2.
Observation-Disclosures, 2; BROOKLYN.
Worcester-Boston, 6; Wsshipg pgton, 5
New York-Metropolitan, Baitl
more, 2
West C5ester-Harrowgate, 8; Brandy.
wine, 10.
Camden-Camden, Z; Quaker City, q
NOTE.
There was no game at Cleveland, Gin
clhnAu or Piitsburg cn account f rain
For cArcYkH-<jra.,nr N az,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
SUMMER COOKING

We have sold thousands of
gallons Of NAPHTHA, COM
monty called gasoline, for gaso-
line stoves, and none of our Gus.
toners ever reported an acci
dent. Why1 Because we sell
none but the purest naphtha
being sweet, safe and Of good
strength. Delivered free to any
part of the city. No charge for
cans.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
q UMaO KAILROAD

SCHEDULE In EFFECT, July 8, 1887
Trains ieSvs DslawArs Avenue Depot:
KAST.bOUND:.
fhnA. Accommodation, daily zee. Elsa, M
fbiia. Accommodation, oaily .....7. 90 A. n
rniiE. Accom- nmodation, daily. ....7.s5 n. II
phi,s. phi,s AseSmmodatten. daily. ..;lo,lo a. %
psila. Accommodation, daily .... loo p. m,
pnila. Accommodation, daily..... 3.lo o, 10
rciia. q Chester express, daily. ..S.b6 p. m
rnM. Accommodation, daily. s.l8 p. n
Phiia' Accom-. daily .except sunday,T. 30 p. m
saiia. q chester Cypress, daily, 7.ts p. N,
fniiA. Accommodation, daiiy,..... ..9.0o q, m,
wEST-BoUND:
Uhtcago Limited, daily ......,...,y.S0 A. M,
Arrives Uhlcago $50 next morning.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily,
except ..................s.lba q. m
Arrives otno,nnati 7.a a. M. 81. Louii
$50 p. M. next day.
baltimore Acconm da.ion, daily, 400 %. m,
oaiozgo and St. Louis Express,
s'nSsy,, y
FOB LANDENBERa, y 90 i. M.sunday
only. ll.oo q. m. daily, except SUNDAY,
500 T. M. and las p. n. daily.
Trains leave Market Street station:
snna.p rSr Phii.dsiphiS esq 4. M, daily s1osp,
Jy = oA's d1hy' toI AbEltip1OIu
SN 2. M. daily. kn LsndenoerS, o.0O and
100 4. M. daily, axcapi sunday; .. 90 q. In.
sunday only; a4b and G.aS p. N i, daily.
Trains Tor Gilmingson--Lssve Philadel
caily. except sunday; 1000, Hi0.x6 o. m.
dsdiy; oo, 40. A.zs, 1900, $50, o.a0. $40,
1000 p. m. daily
Express t-aipst
W. ri. CLEMENTS, OK. LORD.
MANAGER. QZnl PAsa. Akort,
Telephone No. le3,
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NoIIoE.

~ :. r,,,
In the mater oftha NtM
Petition OF Wm. Ham Nas mal
moud ct al PetlIioaois oaensll,1
In pursuance ofsn order Oi'as'd l,
IN the abeye cause madc Oh W. !. !.
day OF preh. a. H., lssi, OIL gun v
Ina any lien or liens ftlestias w
estate Of " iiiian hamn9nI, SAE \
Jane stanton, John EfmnonC, ~ /
inond. Margaret LcElVsD, ,aaa !, ! |,
and Jam os MoElFen. Or titlei y, |,
the lands ard promises 70 nnln y. y |,
rel s.es, are hereby noliiiad Y wv !,
setting forth the nature ana ~ ~ '.
the same IN the ot'lcs 0. lns ~ I
ilhaFeery Tor Nov ,lsstie uoaa., ~.
before thu fourth monday 10 wv /
d., 1897. ard 10 appear ana plS,i,s :, N
or lians o. the ensuing term oi !, +
before the rising Of tGs o'ais W =
day o. the tenn. m.,uru I, 7,
JAN i.s II. h0PEEChth d, "a siI ID 4
wilmington, Del., Angus. ~ y
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nOrIGKA
NoFlof'
TAXPAYERS TAKE tOTgt

nj oo
TAXPAYERS TAKE t0nr1
AM SUHOOh IAIES fvs1
rEe undersigned, ,rcceiven d M
city Of Win inRt0l, Will 30 a'M
sixth street. between Muss y
0 roets. during the month Of Jui,
tween the hours OF s and y 10 M
and from 9 TO Q IN the stE1|
purpose Of receiving taxes u I
paid drrirg Jniy there viii MI
OF five conts on every coilEi, W
paid on or after tho drs. dsj q "
clgdiug the frat russia; D. y
shall be paysble without . dss
eforess I'd; and all uzea uhpsa Y
next alter the first DAY Of ttpk-x
be inoreesed By ths atd'.'oi u
centum on the amount hertoi :,
kDslUhpP M
Receiver Northern dlst'ict fsi
north ofSlZ.h s.rset. ...,
hlaHtIN J. Rsll
Receiver Southern di,t'iet in'
south Of sixth straet.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

nEAENECC Its Causes, ana new ana
bChE IN EDD suocessfuiOUREa al Won,
Dowl home Dy one who was deaf twenty.
eight years. Treated by most Of the NJ.
ted specialists without benefit. Oured him.
seli in three months, and since then hun.
dreds OF others. Full particulars sent on AZ.
piica lion. T. y. PAGE, No. ii West AK,
y Ns" YORK o1sy. ootla.tu,ta ,ss.ema
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

NorIosn,1;,T4IIsip :, IIip.. nsssss' y. I,Sis;'
ana The .,esT g y .,..ss .sss'',a ~
5sss %ss' sun. pis.sDss pssnii pss iiahsisl Of sis
sun, . 1ns ,er. r. r. B., Ava w. a."
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NOTICE.

:, he attention OF hcuseseap,1s. " "
who MAKE q practice Of thro fns n n
atuo, rubbish IN the strets ,,ar slG nj n
teis city, is called 70 ses,y, s,,ss
Ordnance against csr'aia Nv ss.Ii saI i
section /. II aEy lshoe ,ap's spp" N
cause u be placed On hny nan,.,, elsns d
this rIty any ashas, dr., luo.i,s lu.h.s i
other tatnss. e2csp. rs ,s.c,,. t.e, M
lowat oy the ofJilante! i,S % ',s nv ~ ii
be guilty eta comnaa nsti'as,,r 1. aosr,,rls
dnliats 10 lar Tor evsfy suoa ees,s,, =, n. a.l
nriso cd until finr and c..iS A'
Boa,d Of street D!ree'o',a,'v o',a,'vrTySi
JOS. Il. oH'' ptttS
snpQ tHt
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

pUBLiO SALE-WILL be SUIu AT
i public sale at No. II Ropinsen street
on FRIDAY, August 10, at l O'Clock D. M a
10Y OF oeipentsf's tools. Also piio driver
and eng Inc and boiler. '''
THOMAS WRIT.
l.. W. Stidham & Son, Auct's. al0- I,.eod
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Regulator Of weign3 ''

N0EIsss;:ss. . ~, fyss;s:.,s' s''s
..ssssa ..sesa A1s 4sosss;n 81 nipas5v q ssyv ,:s
%a Isds Ers0oS 70 n street.. III receive 'sa.
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iy2slo.

INs WHEREAS, a namDs, Of 'a. be-, ~ 40
this city CONTAIN numsfuu, us saa
| q growth Of grass aDi s,,0 N,S- and n
an accu nalst:on OF l,sn, =, ,ss t!y
o,trim entail to the hsa!tn VI
fore, 1t is ... nvns-s and M
properly shall hsse sa.a a.au,ts,.sd ~ VI
,noyos sn1 side9a us ieps, a,Si,, ri ssii |
day OF Aueust, 1881. ~, ,s,, =, B,,,a 4
~rll be done by orier OF =. .a,s ~ MI
sAy Board Of Strae: and s'Ter 'THaRpi ,Nrl Nrl]
jos. !" o p,S'a1
jy28.lat -,,,'
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yiDEND.

nlViDEND. :, ,tss 7
been deo!a,ssd, s Dy y sls ehis TurnpiiI' 'lss
ss|s e = s;:: ,s 4; 'sa;sf's;AHs ai'
August, 1851. -, m D
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

STRAY HORSE-A BAY HORSE n
u came to the farm Of the sub. lGS
scrioer, at Harmony Mills. WHIT UtaS
Creek Hundred, on the ID inst. The ownc,
erty. pay charges aud take Elm away. Nop
al7-2td-1tWk ISh n TIycup
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

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Idr.Stma
lie t)elt
4 gM4osi
LIE ram
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

,.,I;Ii7l N71irIos.-l Nh, "L!t, $780, ssl1, . s''
r5ai and stamp Al! "s,s 'aa.ty, t!i. = y,aa \
wers ssa is isit At Gyls's siatP ,,s Papiar Ids l
., n @,nxsoD, 81 s1 will rs0siys. pEIa
nsanIasor Of v eigha 'Nu
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

NJ y w.th Y = nc e, IN n ay ass,n'. -. 40 ~ ps
will have ch rye OF "s'n ,dy sni eIlsa
sas well TO gears o. W.; -, ry uis.i.si|
| to ,-pn4act, wita refs"gs, .. g@s,,tsigla. Y
l ATTENTION, all mat ~ ti sbOs,l 0t "|
persoas perS: sslll arepsr'y tsd s.'s;iE; rl,
nldfcl cod 'tS---------,yrel
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
rUnGlO SALES.


|pUBLIv SA LE or sTO0Y-Tar s1,
4 .scrioen vill sell e public "a =,
"a "a gSve yArd - Osstxsviiis. OAristass
MONDAY. AUGUST %, ,as,.
o. one o'clock, p. NJ,
40 head OF fresh cows and sprinssrs 49,
Lesders. stock bulls, fst Go,k ~
.N and ssme fine shoau. In M x6o..
% stock there are some fns aids,nss uUss
&AHsbutter COWS, ue'ney
everybody come. Dinner at IL. 30 shawn
Terms:-A credit OF 70 days
PROUD q MERRlOK.
W. "ooinson' Asct. al7.d&ws
PurLlo sALE-wlIL BE SOLD AT
i NO ol0 Washington street. on I'nnr.-
day, August 26ih, at 10 O'CLOCK. i plnsh MT nj,
ior sult. hair cloth suit. extra one Wainm,
maiDle n top, bedroom suit, bed room suits
brusseis, ingram and rag carpets. stais ana
entry Carpets. bedding, extension tabl.s
stoves. cooking utensils, etc.
MRS. II. M PAINTER.
l.. W. stidham b soa's, Auot's.
ais,7o.72,:4 It
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-04-07

BROOM COKN.
Tho ADVANCED reported thu fast that
. gentleman from New York proposed
establishing broom factory in Wor-
thingtOn.
Since the visit of this gentleman a
Mr.. Duncan, who has broom factory
in Nebraska, has also been in Worth.
jngton looking the locality over with
reference to opening such u factory
here. Mr.. D. is plain, clear headed
workingman, who seems to know just
what he can do and how to do it. He
says he can work about dozen hands
and would not expect to manufacture
more than fifty to sixty dozen brooms
. day. He answered all our questions
without moments hesitation aud is
thoroughly posted as to broom corn
sad brooms.
In reply to some of our questions as
to the culture of broom corn, he said
substantially:
Broom corn is drilled and cultivated
very much like sorghum. One bushel
Of seed will plant 80 acres. 1t is plant
ed about the same tiu'e as other corn,
and will mature in 80 days, When
nicely headed out the harvest begins,
say in August. The heads must be
broken over 80 as to hang down
straight. about ten inches of the stalk
being left attached to the head or
brush. This may be cut off immedi.
ately or may hang few days. After
cutting, it must be hauled and shielded
In open sheds, we'll ventilated between,
20 as to dry out. 1t will be dry in q
week in good drying weather.
Broom corn can be grown with
about the same help as other corn. but
in harvest needs more help. One man
can tend aud harvest say Is acres.
One man can break from two to three
acres \ day and can cut from one half
to one arce. One.third of ton
cleaned is about the average product
per acre. The price runs from $50 to
$50 ton, so that the yield per acre
should be from $50 to $50.
The soil and climate about Worth
ingtOn are we'll adapted to broom corn.
On rich soil the seed should be sOwn
thickly. Oh light soil thinly, to produce
tiDe brush.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-04-07
RUSHMORE.

The Nelson Brothers, of Iowa, who
bought the south half of Sec. 81, have
arrived with complete outfit, house and
all, and will commence business now.
Mrs. E. L. Wemple was called to
Sioux Falls very suddenly on Thurs
day last. The only son Of A. G. Seney,
little Albie, was terribly bitten by the
st. Bernard dog owned by Mr.. Seney.
The little fellow died Friday morning
at 4 O'Clock. The funeral services were
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-04-07
SEWARD.

OA " l1Il H.
Ora Vail has returned from Wo,.
thingt"n, where he has been ATTENDING
school the past winter.
Miss Evelan Baxter, Miss Minnie
and Kittie Dene. were down to attend
the teachers examination.
Two Batchelor Bros. have built u
barn on net Of Sec. 81. Their names
we did not learn. They also expect to
put up 4 house soon.
The parties who set the fire tia,
burned over W. f. Blooms timothy
had better go little cautious.
John P. Vail expects to fence leo
acres this spring.
There was cemetery association or
( ganized in Seward last week, with Jno.
2. Vail, W. H. Booth, Fl W. North, AS
trustees. They expect to purchase two
acres of ground OF G. s. Dene, located
on the sw9 of Sec. %, Seward.
Philo Snyder is building a house on
sw@ Of Sec. 5.
Mrs. Neri Taylor is quite i'll.
Our new comers haye got some idea
OF what a Minnesota winter is after
Sundays storm.
Services will be held at the Vail
school house next Sabbath, by Elder
Davis.
Charles Linderman talks of going to
WorthingtOn to start dray.
There has been some seeding done.
COUNTRY JAKE.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-04-07
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE,

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum fever
sores, letter, chapped hands. chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptiOns, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by c. W.
Smith.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-04-07

The ties and steel for the Salem ex-
tention to Mitchell, Dak., are moving
to the front fast, and laying steel was
commenced last Monday and expect
trains to run from Worthington to
Mitchell on or before June lst.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-04-07

The Ellsworth News has taken in
Frank Eastwood as u partner, changed
form to a five. column folio and started
on Its third year. It has q good town
to live in and we wish it snccess.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-04-07
HOMES In THK " ES1

Peesons leoking westward for homes
ean procure full infermstioa eoacsrn.
Ing tAs 0A1D1H opo9 e Iowa .
4innesetA bg s1bseziSl10 tsr
WorthinStea ADvA,so1 Published a
Worthington, Mnnesesa. Send 81 70.
enc yssr: 1l for six neatAs. md .
cents for three months, - ADVANCE,
Worthington. Mobiles Co., Minnesota
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-04-07

Bill for certified copy Of Act, authorizing re
funding Of Bonds of county. allowed and order
ed paid from the expense account Amount
$50
Board adjourned to May 10th. 1887.
j. A. Town,
E. S. MILLS, Chai m IN.
Auditor,
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nelo Ct 4:S0 p. m. Sabbath. the Sd ult..
!6o Rev. DR.. Gardner, Rector Of the
hpascopal church officiating.
Nh. W. Booth came down from the
Fsin TOT . couple Of days with her
Easter Sabbath will be celebrated by
see - children and their teachers, at tho
H. e. church. All are invited.
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A slight cold often proves the FORE
runner of complaint which may be
fatal. Avoid this result by taking
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, the best reme-
dy for colds, coughs, aud all throat
and lung diseases.
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BIGELOK

John Riley lost II head of stock and
one span of horses, and has left the
county.
The last cold snap has put a stop to
seeding for few days, although there
was considerable grain sown before the
cold snap.
Mr.. DeBoos has the personal proper.
ty of Jno. Riley for sale, farm machin.
cry. etc. Also household goods-sold
on easy terms.
b. l. Tripp and family are living in
town.
The school in district No. q closed
on Friday evening last. with recita
tions, dialogues, singing and music,
ETC., and passed off very pleasantly,
and creditably to all. B1GELOw.
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G. F. Fake starts for home on Mon
day.
Farmers are busy seeding. Pretty
dry. Need rain to start things up.
Parties having their cattle running
at large will have to he careful or they
will find them in the pound.
Snowdrifts hang on good.
George Morton has moved his fami-
ly to Rushmore for the present. He
started for California on Wednesday.
Jackson Tharpe expects his brother
from Kansas to spend the summer here.
Mistake in last weeks items. 1t is
Joe Joynson instead of Joe johnson
that moved to his place in Elk. He
has built a house 22x22.
James Payne has sold his hay to
John Hansberger.
Cattle buyers were through here
again last week. They want cattle too
cheap. Did not have good luck in this
neighborhood.
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ceived and ordered on file.
certificate of the vote on license in Indian
IA tn fan

ceived and ordered on file.
A certificate of the vote on license In Indian
Lake Township, was received and ordered on
filc, (for licenses :. against 25.)
A petition to change school district No. Z, re-
ceived and laid over to next meetin..
A petition to form ascho0l district. composed
Of sections I, S, 7.s,9. Is, II and IS. In the
Town Of Willmont received. No action taken.
District already organized. Ofhcers can be
elected now. This Is the opinion OF County A.
torney.
Apetition to form = new school district, which
shall include the village Of Round Lake. with
sections Is and II, and % and "a. Town. lOl. r.
80, received, and on the recommendation Of the
County Superintendent Of Schools. day OF hear
ing set for May 10th, 1887. Notices ordere,i
posted.
Application received from B. F. Thurher for
bounty on trees, and same allowed as also same
from Julia NJ. Clancy.
Bill of costs in case OF State W. Franz LANCER,
Alexander Clark, Justice of the Peace, referred
| to County Attorney, and laid over to next meet
ing.
Bill of costs in case Of State vs.. Franz LANCER.
before E. b. Hall, Justice Of the Peace. allowed
and ordered paid. Amount, tl2.iO.
At6 o'clock recess was taken till 10 o'clock
=. m. April lst.
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ROUND LAKE STATION.

G. NJ. Tuttle, of Marshalltown, Ia,
Sundayed with friends here.
Our merchant, NJ. J. Barber, is now
prepared to furnish meals and lodging
to the weary traveller, a much needed
arrangement for this place.
Supt. Goodell and Trainmaster For
rest spent one night in the village.
They expected to kill a few ducks and
geese but returned empty handed. Our
game law is too severe to be trifled
with.
Miss LOra Kinney has gone to Ellis.
worth. She has accepted a position in
the postotfice at that place.
D. A. Grimes will move his family
to Worthington this week. He has
engaged to gather cream for Mr.. Tor
rance.
Some seeding was done Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Westbore, of Lake Park, is Wis.
iting her sou.
Mr.. Nels Larson, of Kellogg, Iowa,
arrived last week with car load of
stock and goods, and settles on section
81, EwingtOn township.
r. A Comstock is at G.. II. Bullis'
disposing of his last years crops.
Several of our citizens spent last
evening at the "Roost."
Miss Cora AchesOn is home from
Worthingt"n, where she has been at-
tending school. NJ.